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The Vostok Oil project is being implemented in Taimyr and includes the development of fields of the Vankor group, as well as new areas in the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The resource base of the project is estimated at approximately 7 billion tons of liquid hydrocarbons.
President Vladimir Putin launched the work of the main oil pipeline that leads to the new Sever Bay terminal in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The facility is part of the large Arctic project Vostok Oil, RIA Novosti reports.
The launch of the oil pipeline will allow preparations to begin for the shipment of the first oil through the new terminal. It will be sent to buyers along Russian sea routes in the Arctic.
Putin spoke about the upcoming launch at the Eastern Economic Forum. The President then called the start of the oil pipeline a landmark event.
Vostok Oil is being implemented in Taimyr and includes the development of fields of the Vankor group, as well as new areas in the north of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. The resource base of the project is estimated at approximately 7 billion tons of liquid hydrocarbons.
As part of the project, a large-scale infrastructure is being created. It includes the Port Bay Sever oil terminal, oil pumping stations, an acceptance point with a tank farm and an oil pipeline system.
It is noted that the project should provide a new route for the export of Russian oil through the Northern Sea Route.

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the main oil pipeline to the new Sever Bay terminal as part of the Vostok Oil Arctic project in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, calling it a big event for the country's economy and emphasizing that the project is designed to last decades and is being implemented in compliance with environmental standards.

Rosneft CEO Igor Sechin announced that the Vostok Oil project will begin supplying 30 million tons of oil annually from the second half of 2027, with plans to increase output to 50 million tons by 2030 and potentially up to 100 million tons depending on market demand and economic conditions. The project, located in the Taimyr Peninsula, includes extensive infrastructure such as pipelines, storage tanks, power systems, and a wind farm, with over 50,000 workers involved and 4 trillion rubles invested so far.

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